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More Companies Joining the 2007-2008 E. coli Recall Club

By Bill Marler, Esq.

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I'm having trouble keeping up with all the companies, mostly retailers, recalling E. coli-contaminated beef, mostly from Nebraska Beef.  Say, who is still buying from them?  The most recent list is:

Whole Foods

City Markets

King Soopers

Fred Meyer

Renna's Meat

Cub Foods

Bigg's Markets

Stater Brothers

So, to recap, since Spring of 2007, over 44,000,000 pounds of E. coli-tainted meat has been recalled.  And, I did not think the Beef Industry liked me.  Click on the Picture above for a spreadsheet on 2007 and 2008 recalls - right off the FSIS website.

Full post as published by Marler Blog on August 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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